the cardinals and they can pick the right person for that position which is so important. you know? we're all catholics you know. >> a few prayed while walking on their knees. >> i'm just wishing him that he could lead, you know, he could be more open-minded to all that we have problems now that god will guide him to solve the problems we're facing now. >> in san francisco, prayers went out during the mid day mass for the 115 cardinals participating in the conclave. >> it will be nice, cardinals weren't rushing to get throughout meetings they had. they're just putting it in the lord's hands. >> today's vote did not produce necessary two thirds needed to elect a pope. tomorrow, there will be four

votes. 2:00 in the morning, 2:00 in the afternoon, and so on until the papers are burned and an additive place ntd fire turns the smoke white in the case a new leader has been elected. everyone wondering who that will be. one person who is often mentioned is the cardinal from brazil. seen as someone with mod rern way was a traditional message. one example is that he's tweeting. he tweeted more than 1600 times. i just started to follow him today. his latest message says, his last tweet said friends, i appeal to the word of god this sunday. let us reconcile with god. so very interesting to see what is going to happen tomorrow.

>> thousands of people from around the world watching to see what color smoke comes out of the chimney at the sistine chapel as you know. black means they haven't selected anyone. white means there will be a new pope. abc news will break into programming when a new pope has been selected. >> turning to other news. a morgan hill preschoolteacher is accused of giving toddlers sleeping pills. >> police arrested a 59-year-old deborah grafz for child endangerment. police say someone saw her put a substance in several kids drinking cups. she admitted to spiking drink was a sleeping aid sominex. she worked at the preschool five years. >> this morning my sister showed me the article. i just jumped up and came to get my kids. i'm not angry. i'm just sad. disturbing. i don't know what to think

right now. >> it's an over the counter night time sleep aid. it's not recommendsed for children under age 12. >> san francisco police have arrested this woman, 24-year-old sabrina bell, for allegedly kicking a 1-year-old girl in the chest. police say the random attack happened at the childrens playground in golden gate park. bell threatened to kill another child playing there. the injured girl was treated at the hospital and released. she was visiting from out of state, here to be a flower girl in a wedding. >> police in pleasanton contemplating criminal charges against a former teacher at center point preschool. police say the teacher taped the girl's wrists and ankles together because the child would not take a nap. she showed the picture to other teachers and the mom who was a teacher there at the

time. >> i'm sure they're going to make changes so we're already almost done with the school year so. we're not going pull our son out. i feel for the child and the parents. >> that teacher left the school between the time of the incident and revealing the picture. school officials say they're shocked by this and will be holding a meeting with parents tonight. >> new details about the man accused of drunk driving and ramming into a car ska za night, killing three people in daily city this, afternoon, prosecutors said a 28-year-old had a blood alcohol level of.18 at the time of the crash. lacedo is on probation for a previous dui charge in santa clara county. he's facing vehicular manslaughter charges. a fourth victim remains hospitalized. >> an investigation is underway after an attempted sexual assault at city college in san francisco's wellness center. the school says a man entered the womans locker room

saturday, hid inside one private shower stall. the student in another stall and the man climbed underneath and grabbed her. an alert was sent out to staff and students. >> happening now, family pleading for help to find an oakland woman who disappeared. a 31-year-old was last seen thursday morning on surveillance video. you can see her walking past an oakland bakery on telegraph avenue near 34th street. family and friends are canvassing neighborhoods in oakland today and posting flyers. police are following up with those leads. her brother asking for help people can provide. >> you know that is someone r someone saw her, we know someone has seen something. and that she's alive. she could not have just disappeared on her own. that is the not like her. >> a vigil will be held at 34th and telegraph on thursday at 10:00 a.m. >> animosity continues to grow

between san jos skbrai its city worker autos a state agency charged a city failed to bargain over pension reforms. david louie joins us now with that part of the story. david? >> employees campaigned hard to defeat pension reform on last year's ballot, they lost but are getting a seconds chance. the relations board filed a complaint against the city of san jose that it didn't negotiate adequately before pugt its plan up for a public vote. >> the city had a requirement to bargain in good faith. they did not do so. if they make that finding then measure b will be eliminated. >> the state agency will try to get the two sides to reach a settlement f that fails a dispute goes from a judge. the mayor disagree wtz assessment as the city didn't put effort into negotiations with it's 11 employee bargaining units. >> we've negotiated almost endlessly for months trying to get a resolution.

we worked hard and unfortunately with the bargaining we were not able to get to an agreement on the terms. >> the city pension reform plan was approved by a 70% margin, creating a new lower benefit plan for new hires and boosted employee contributions. >> it could make tos -- months, possibly until the end of the year before there is a resolution. it will depend on how soon the judge can hear this case. >> sports news, 49ers announced their trade of quarterback alex smith to kansas city chiefs nearly two weeks after the two side as agreed to it. the teams couldn't anounts deal until today. now, alex still has to pass a physical for the trade to be complete but that is more of a formality. niners will receive the second round draft pick this year. >> you know sun slow to come out but it's glorious now. >> it's getting warmer and

warmer. and it is indeed. fog hung around for a while over the bay. you can see right now, live doppler 7 we've got sunny skies just about everywhere except along the coastline. there are patches of fog still holding on there. here is a live view of the western sky from our east bay hills camera. we're looking at beautiful conditions now. 70 in oakland. 68 in santa cruz. now, a view of lake ta show. looking at mainly sunny skies over the lake. about 58 degrees there now. other temperatures around the bay area 74 now in santa rosa. it's mild there. 74 in livermore. 77 at gilroy. let's take a look at our first forecast. we'll see mainly clear skies inland but some coastal fog and patches of fog drifting across the bay. temperatures 52-62 early in the morning mainly sunny skies, patches of following holding on. we'll see sunny skies in the

afternoon just about everywhere. highs from 60. low 60s at the coast to 80 into warmest inland spots. the seven-day forecast is coming up shortly. >> i look forward to that. thank you. and still ahead on abc 7 news at 4:00 another amazing discovery from the curiosity rover. a life form may have once called the red planet home. find out what it was, next. >> plus, a simple menu. food cardinals are eating now while in seclusion. >> new-found freedom. an oakland man spent 14 years in jail for a crime did he not commit. >> let's take a look at traffic looblging downtown. it's bumper to bumper on coming head together lower deck of the bay bridge. better but not that much better but trying to get southbound on the righthand side of the screen. slightly better. >> you're optimistic. >> yes. it's half full. traffic is -- traffic is

three-quarters full.

we want to bring you breaking news we brought you at the top of the newscast. sky 7 is over the scene of a gas line on fire. you can see emergency crews are securing and cleaning up that fire now. >> the location here is on martin luther king junior way in north berkeley. what have you been able to learn about this situation? >> this fire went on about an hour and a half. if you look from sky 7 live right now, you can see that

they're just wrapping it up. you can see firefighters down there wrapping it up earlier, they're hosing down firefighters because they're covered in foam trying to stop that gas fire from shooting out and burning the house next to it. if you look at the video you may be able to see flames shooting from behind from a receivered gas line behind that white truck. around 2:30 the homeowner says a crew was replacing a sewer line. they struck a gas line and ignited a fire that firefighters were unable to put out. fire was coming from the ground as pg&e tried to shut it off. they were unable to as at that shuttoff valve. another crew arrived and it looked like they're able to shut it off from the gas main but not brit burned up the house and truck in the driveway. there were no injuries with you a scary moment for this

densely db populated area of berkeley. >> thank you. moving on the question was there live on mars? latest rock sample suggests the red planet would co-have supported red microbes. a team found sulphur and oxygen compounds in the sample, also clay minerals. the curiosity rover will continue to dig for more rock samples in hopes of learning more about the red planet's history. >> so cool. twinkies and other snacks could be back on store shelves in a matter of months. two firms teamed up to submit a winning bid to purchase the company. they plan to reestablish the brand and expect to start selling snacks again sh this summer. production stopped in november

when the company filed with a bankruptcy court to liquid date following a strike by the bakery work workers. >> our national twinkie nightmare is almost over. >> yes. >> new ways for businesses to track their popularity on pinterest. >> emily chang is here with this afternoon's after the bell report. emily? >> good afternoon. a haurdel is cleared in the merger. fcc has approved the deal. would it allow t-mobile to take on subscribers to come pete with market leaders. and the u.s. committee on foreign investments. >> tab blets are poised to overtake apple tablets for the first time this year.

this predicts the ipad is falling to 46% from 51%. also predicting that more than 190 million tablets will be shipped this year. concern over bank debt limits leading to a mixed close on wall street today. and pinterest is rolling out a new tool as it lays out foundation for possible revenue producing items giving web site owners insight into how people are interacting with pin that's originate from their sites. pinterest valued at $2.5 billion. in san francisco, i'm emily chang, cheryl, larry, back to you. >> thank you. >> a religious software company is making it easy to track the conclave development was the selection of a new pope. logos bible software developed

a free conclave app this, includes video from vatican tv, a twitter feed, bios of the cardinals getting the most online buzz and information about every conclave dating back to 1061. that is a lot of conclaves. it's going to have a short shelf life. the cardinals aren't being treated to fine dining. a newspaper reports the cardinals will be served soup, spaghetti, small meat kabobs and boiled vegetables. the meals are being prepare bid nuns from a nearby convent. they're trying to speed things along. like hospital food. >> boiled vegetables? >> spring has arrived already. ahead of schedule. let's take a look at live

doppler 7. you'll see fog is still cling together coastline. in spots there is some breaks along the coast as well. sunny skies mild conditions inland and ash around the bay. here is a look at our forecast features wile weel see areas of fog overnight. along the coast and near the bay. there will be little change in that pattern throughout the end of the week. let's take a look at the animation urks see foouj huge ridge of high pressure now. ist is the dominant picture no, weather disturbances headed our way that. means dry, mild pattern continues. this is throughout the weekend. fog pushing across the bay and will be dense in spots and low temperatures mainly plid to upper 40s up to 50, actually

at richmond. 51 in san francisco. fairly mild conditions in spots. now, let's take a look at fblgt animations at 5:00 in the morning there will be reduced visibility because of the fog. it continues to push inland before it starts to burn back to the coastline. and by mid afternoon will be some patches of fog near the coast. those locations will have highs into upper 50s, other locations with highs in the low 60s. 70s inreasonedland but some warmest spots top out at 80 degrees. we'll see 75 degrees at palo alto and mountain view. coastal highs 62 half moon bay. downtown san francisco, 68 degrees tomorrow. 63 in the sunset district. east bay highs 72 in oakland.

80 in livermore and brentwood. 77 walnut creek. here is the accu-weather forecast. this mild weather continues throughout saturday with sunday, st. patrick's day, top of the morning to you. luck of the irish be with us and michael fin gee here, you can can't see him, but he's here. >> great weather. >> started early. >> i guess so. and someone calm me down. weather looking great, ahead. >> thank you. >> all right. >> okay. >> about a minute ago. >> okay. coming up next, why the film "argo" appears headed to an international legal battle. >> celebrities hacked. fbi investigation after a web site claims to have a personal information of very famous people but... is this information re

looks like another good year for salmon fishing. the management counsel set the start of the season for april 6th that is south of mendocino county. populations are holding steady after the drop six years ago that led to severe restrictions. fishermen are eager to get on

the boat. >> we're always full on opening weekend. last july we had a fabulous season. we had limits every day in july. and people couldn't foond room on the boat. >> the plan could divert more water from the sacramento delta. the commercial salmon fishing season gets underway may 1. >> iran is reportedly planning to sue over the movie "argo" says authorities want to sue the makers and the director because of the unrealistic portrayal of the country. a decision on the lawsuit came after a group of ire yawnin cultural officials screened the film in tehran on monday. the movie is based on escape of six american hostages from iran.

copies are for sale on the streets of iran. >> still head an airline comes out against the new policy to allow small knifes on planes. >> also, he served 14 years for a crime did he not commit what. this man now says about his new found freedom and to his accuser autos a police officer rescues a freen a burning car. the move that caused this crash and how officer dragged him to safety. >> i'm michael finney. you buy a flat screen tv. but what if the picture quality isn't what you'd expect it? the simple steps to follow to make sure you get the best possible picture and it won

an oakland man exonerated after spending 14 times in prison for a crime he never committed says he's not angry. johnny williams spoke to vic lee. vic? >> johnny williams is now 38 years old. he considers this a new window in his life. he wants to go to school, he wants to find a skrob, wants to spend more time with his family. we spoke to him today here at

the offices of the innocence project. >> i feel blessed. >> johnny williams kept his hope as live n 1998, williams was arrested for sexual assaulting a 9-year-old girl when she was walking to school in east oakland. the girl told her mother she heard her attacker say his name was johnny. >> the family knew johnny from the neighborhood. they heard the name, they jumped to a conclusion that it was johnny williams. >> during trial the girl testified williams was the attacker. he was sent to prison in san diego. the 14 years there, he said was a living hell. his spirit dmot be defeated. >> i read my books. >> reality was innocence. one day, learned about the

innocence project. >> i say i'm going to take this chance. >> this was the letter in 2006 that touched a staff at the innocence project. he says he was innocent, please help, i'm not lying. lawyers for the project received auj saigs to test the girl's clothing for evidence. and found sperm on the tee shirt did not match williams dna. friday, fruiters concluded that williams, who had been paroled was in the guilty. >> i've never been mad about this, i knew if i stayed true, to my belief in god, the truth should come out. >> he says he is not angry at the young girl. he just wants police to find the real attacker.

>> vic, thank you. >> the man accused of killing a dozen people in a movie theater in colorado last year did not enter a plea in court so the judge did it for him. his defense team said they were not ready to enter a plea. the judge refused for more time entered a not guilty plea for holmes and said they can change it at a later date. holmes faces 166 charges for killing 12 people, injuring dozens of others during a midnight showing of dark knight rises eight months ago. >> i'm assuming they'll change the plea but biggest thing, i think is that just something was significant about today at least something got done. >> prosecutors will announce in april whether they plan to ask for the death penalty for holmes. his trial is set to begin in august. >> this is just horrific. a 6-month-old baby girl became

the victim of a gang related shooting in one of chick's toughest neighborhoods. the baby shot five times while her father was changing her diaper in the front seat of a minivan. she died and the father is hospitalized. police believe it was an attack directed at the father a known gang member. >> big developments on capitol hill in the fight for more gun control. the senate judish yairy committee approved a bill to expand background checks for nearly all gun purchases including weapons sold alt gun shows eight republicans opposed it. >> criminals still get guns because they do not comply with background checks. >> we shouldn't have laws. bad people will get around them anyway. only on this issue do you. it makes no sense. >> the bill praised by an

early victory by the obama administration. >> american airlines joined other groups in opposing the transportation security administration's plans to allow small knifes and band items back on to flights. american sent a letter urging him to rec two of the four plain planes were american air lines jets on september 11th. the new policy would allow foldable knife was blades up to 2.36 inches long as carry on items. tsa had a pift -- will testify before a committee thursday about this proposal. other airline news, faa approved boeing's plan to redesign the fire prone lithium ion batteries. the fleet has been grounded world wide since january. following a battery fire on a dream liner parked in boston and then, a smoking battery

that led to an emergency landing in japan. regulators say the plan includes flight tests which have to be passed before it can return to service. >> first lady michelle obama is the latest person to have her personal information leaked online. the fbi is investigating a web site claiming to have published financial information of many famous people, and there is a bay area connection in this case. >> tmz.com is reporting the hackers are already using the victim's personal banking information. tmz cites law enforcement sources who say it's possible that crooks have taken cash from celebrity accounts. there are 17 celebrities named on the web site. first lady michelle obama was just added joining attorney general eric holder and fbi

director robert mueller liflting his current atras dres on sacramento street in san francisco. we checked with parcel quest. the property is not listed in his name. several phone numbers appear to be wrong. that is part of the reason some say the so called secret files are fake. >> i'm suspect of information released online going against the reason you steal them. is this a hoax? that couldn't surprise me. >> the site had 100,000 views, investigators working to shut it down. it's supported by san francisco-based content delivery network cloud fare. investigators reportedly seeking studies for secret service providers. saying it's possible it came from public sources.

>> an iowa police officer is being credited with saving a teenager's life. you take a look at the officer pulls up to a car crashed. the 18-year-old driver was doing doughnuts in the snow, lost control, stuck an air conditioning unit a police officer opened the door. the battled through thick snok. mcdowel insists he's in the a hero. >> you're given a situation and have to do whatever you have to do to make sure you get the best outcome. some people think you can write speeding tickets ask take people to jail but at the heart of it, you want to help people. >> the 18-year-old is in the hospital and he's in stable condition and will be charged with lex driving once released. >> that is incredible. just ahead, dennis the worm rodman announced he's going

gog back to north korea. >> our new ambassador. golf courses can be challenging but usually not like this. >> looking towards the golden gate we can see something that is going to be a familiar site over the next few days. >> spencer talking about the golden gate bridge here is a look at street level taking a look at traffic at 4:39. it's heavier going northbound as is custom yairy. it's a breeze heading into san francisco. stay with us. more

basketball hall of famer dennis rodman says he's going back to north korea, this time to vacation with leader kim jong un. >> they're bffs now. >> he told. >> i tv station he doesn't condone what kim does but says, quote, he's my friend. >> insisting kim does not want war despite the threats to the south and the u.s. and by the way rodman is in north dakota to host a beauty contest. >> interesting tour. north dakota to north korea. >> he's an ambassador to many. >> a golfer bringing a new meaning to the phrase hole in one. >> yes. members looked down, how big that is! it swallowed up a man from

missouri it happened on the 14th fairway. take a look at video. that was shot today. the hole is now 18 feet deep by 10 feet wide. the buddies had tous a rope. he had a dislocated shoulder saying it happen sod fast, he couldn't do anything so the scary part is that he didn't know when he's going to hit bottom. >> makes you wonder if there are others on that golf course. >> i'm sure there are a lot of people wondering about that. >> what is that? >> i didn't hear that. >> what? >> oh well. i'll pay closer attention that. is why i don't play golf. here is a look at live doppler 7 hd. sunny skies and fog has been clinging to the coastline. some parts of the coast have seen the sunday today. it's pleasant, mild day here going to get milder, nationally tomorrow is going to be a mild to calm day. we'll see areas of light precipitation up in the northeast. some dustings of snow moving throughout the great lakes and

into ohio valley. light rainfall around seattle. and here m in the state of california dry, mild conditions, once again, tomorrow, 53 the high in you're yeeka. 80s in chico and sacramento. 83 in los angeles. 75 san diego. 93 in palm springs. here in the bay area, fog pushes far inland tonight, tomorrow, it will burn back again. sunny skies, high temperatures in mid to upper 70s in our inland locations and around the bay shore line. probably touching 80 degrees in spots. but on the coast will be dicey tomorrow. partly sunny skies and partly foggy conditions some locations highs in upper 50s along the coast. others low 60s but this will be the pattern. it's looking good. >> right. >> thank you. >> up next potential risks associated with a popular antibiotic used to treat infections. >> newest residents in san francisco golden gate park. >> i'm michael finney getting

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fda issued a warning about the popular antibiotic zythromax saying the drug can cause potentially deadly iger heartbeats in some people. the drug is commonly refered to as z packs. it's used to treat ear, lung, skin and throat infections. the drug made by pfizer and also, sold by generic drug makers. findings published in the new england journal of medicine. >> new, big screen in your living room looks great. but getting a quality picture takes steps. it's complicated. >> right. consumer reports partnered with 7 on your side for tips on how to get the most. >> you walked into a house and the tv looks horrible? >> i would never say that. >> i'm paranoid about mine. whether it's new or have had it for a while, it's just me. you want the picture to dazzle. there are professional that's will calibrate the tv.

so consumer reports testers have some simple steps you can take that won't cost a dime. huge flat-screen tvs look great in the store but what about when you get one home? before every tv is tested, engineers adjust them for the best picture quality. >> in the stores tvs set up to pop and catch your eye underneath those bright lights. but that is in the the lighting you're going to have in the living room. >> first thing you'll see is the option that indicates a home or store setting, go for the home one. next, select the picture mode. freeze the set on an image with faces and plenty of details. >> check picture options. if there is thx mode go with that. lack for settings called movie, cinema for pro. >> you'll see modes like vivid or dynamic but avoid those. they might sound good, the

picture ends up overly bright and harsh, like this, there are a number of setting that's should be turned off, including noise reduction and edge enhancer. you should turn off the power save mode. >> you want to turn the blur reduction features on to get the sharpest picture in fast-moving scenes but this is coupled with a motion smoothing feature which you want to turn off. it's going make film look like a soap opera which is not ideal. >> follow this advice to get a great picture on your tv. keeping the screen clean improves the pick you're. consumer reports says never use window cleaner or alcohol. instead turn off the tv just let it cool down, then wipe witness a micro fiber cloth not a paper towel. kit leave some on. >> a bird's nest causing a lot

of excitement at golden gate park. check out great horned owl. walkers jogger have been stopping fwoi take a look at the chicks. owls are very common but since they're night owls, it's pun intended it's hard to get a good look. >> it is a fluffy thing. just really amusing and intriguing and rewards with you this. >> owls are so high up that they feel safe. locals say owls nest that had tree for several years in a row. they're cute. >> yes. still ahead at 4:00 where is the money? a san francisco supervisor asking that question as america's cup organizers are falling short on fund raising. >> coming up at 5:00 san francisco symphony could fall silent. the labor dispute could make the free show at city hall one

of the last performances for a while. also... >> i was scared and nervous that, you know, police were coming to hunt me down or something. >> a local accountant shares terrifying ordeal for being list as one of oakland police department's most-wanted criminals. that is coming up at 5:00.

america's cup organizers falling short on their pledge to raise private funding this summer. mark matthews shows why one supervisor helped cut the deal now says he didn't do a good enough job prof detectiving the city. >> remember when the america's cup arrived and larry elly.son talked about 14 teams come hoog here to compete for the cup? well... that is not happening. the team will be four teams

competing. and the benefit is now projected to be somewhere around half that have amount. and organizers admit that private fund raising has failed to meet pro jeks. which mean that's the city could have to makeup the difference. >> america's cup organizing committee pledge that had to us that they'd raise money to prevent that from happening to the general fund and city services. >> supervisor is calling fr a hearing tomorrow to get an update on where the city stands. michael martin is the city's america's cup project director. >> we are well are wem on our way. >> martin says the city may be on the look for -- hook for $3.5 million but the economic benefit says that is north of $780 million. >> you can see with fewer teams we've down sized that. but it's still significant.

>> it's a big ben fit for certain people. not for every day people that. is my concern. >> he says yes, the america's cup a much scaled down cup will be an economic benefit to some. >> downtown, port, mosco nismt center, hotels but in terms of every day people getting boated lifted not as much as we would expect. >> coming up at 6:00 we'll go the direct skb talk with people there about their expectations and whether or not they feel city money should be spent on this event. >> for sure will be a great spectacle but not as close as what is envisions originally. thanks for joining us for abc 7 news at 4:00. the news at 5:00 begins right now with dan and cheryl. >> a pleasanton teacher accused of tying up a preschooler that could wo not nap.

not everybody is laughing. >> a local accountant became oakland's most-wanted mistake explain yz his life will never be the same. >> live from the roof of the kgotv broadcast center, i'm sandhya patel. warmest day of the week is still to come. what temperatures will be flirting with the 80 degree mark coming up. >> breaking news in east bay, firefighters brought a potentially catastrophic gas line fire under control. >> the fire broke out this afternoon. a construction worker broke a gas line in a populated area of north berkeley. a neighborhood there. not far from the cal campus. alal wong is now live with the latest this is a very subyorn fire that went on for an hour and a half in this densely

populated part of berkeley f you take a look at the ground shots, you can see flames shooting out from behind. that white truck. they're coming from a receivered gas line around 2:30 they struck a gas lynn, igniting ai fire that began toasting the side of the house. the flames kept pouring out of the ground f you look from sky 7 hd you can see firefighters that is when they're wrapping up around 4:00. they are hosing down firefighters covered in foam which is what they're using to stop the flames from spreading. >> this is flightening. to have this happen is... it's dangerous. >> so a little fire in a

densely populated area is always a scary fire. in this case they're able to contain it. the captain tells me they kept the fire burning out that have receivered line because they wanted to make sure fires around the house and that vehicle were put out. it's more dangerous to let the gas float around that is not burning then get ignited by a fire around the area. then have you a really big problem. and everybody is okay. no injuries. >> thanks. an east bay preschool teach jer facing possible criminal charges over a claim she used type to tie up a 2-year-old who refused to nap. the teacher resign brd this allegation came to light but sit cause for concern. abc 7 news reporter laura

anthony joins us live. >> there is a parent meeting here. the school and church that on the face looks cyrus. police admit what happened here may not rise to the level of a crime. >> we're devastated and shocked. >> the pastor says he and his staff are doing everything possible to deal with an allegation that a former teacher angela calcano bound a 2-year-old with tape because the little girl refused to take a snap nap. >> the family is devastated and any family would be devastated. and we're caring for them in the best way possible. >> according to a complaint investigate bid the date state department of social service quote, the child continued to refuse the nap. the staff member tide up the child's ankles and wrist was masking tape.